Two questions guys,
If I’ll eat the exact amout of colories my body need + alot of protein and I’ll lift weights 2 time a week (to every muscle)
will I gain weigh ? if so , how much weight ill gain in about 6 months ?
Does riding bycle will help me develop big muscles in my legs ?
You can’t make large gains in muscle with out an excess in calories. as for how much you’ll gain, how longs a peice of string, depends on your gentetics and alll sorts of stuff.
You need a lot of protien to repair the ripped tissues and alot of carbohydrates and a healthy amount of fat to supply your body with the energy it needs. Protien is the building blocks, fat and carbs are the works, little workers can’t do a thing with alot of bricks, alot of workers can’t do a thing with very little bricks. see what I mean? 
Thank you for the awnser, so If i gonna eat more calories than I need lets say for about 4-4.5 months and then burn my fat off for about 1.5-2 months - how much muscle you think I’ll gain ? i weight now 138.
I know that the amount of muscle i gonna add depends on my genetic but how much the avarage person will gain in this amount of time im 17 years old
I honestly can’t answer, it varies so much and only I only really know the principles of gaining weight, not average statisics etc, at 17 I wouldn’t worry to much about trying to gain muscle any way, trust me your still about a year away from starting to physically mature…
The past 6-8 months I must have put on about a stone in muscle, but I don’t think thats a very typical thing to do, I just suddenly started filling out when I was about 18 and a half, before then I was really skinny, weighed just over 12 stone and I was and still am ( : ;)…) five foot eleven. No I struggle to stay at my fighting weight which is 12 stone 12 (my normal weight is now more like 13 stone 4… :o)
you just shoot out like that when you reach a certain age…
Unless your trying to become a body builder theres no need to try and make massive weight gains, eat and live healthly, train hard and sensibly and just fight at what ever weight your natural at. Learn about more about your body, the why it feels and reacts to training and then start planning which weights you feel strongest at etc.
alright , thanks man ;D
AdamGB is spot on.
If you want to gain muscle you are going to have to eat a lot more than you currently do. For example if an 70KG man wants to be 100KG he has to eat like a 100KG man. Although I would say that a man who has quickly risen from 70kg to 100kg would be a poor boxer at 100kgs…
To build muscle, you muscle need to be stressed and then will repair themselves after, a combination of factors will affect this - AdamGB has gone over the foods, but I’d add that you needs as much rest as you can - you body repairs itself when you are asleep.
I have legs like a chicken - not sure if there’s a gram of fat on them! :laugh: I seriously trained for 1.5 years and this hardly made a difference - this included training legs once a week including calf raises, squats and leg press. I also did a course of Test in this time which made a slight difference, but hardly noticable. If you want bigger muscles then you need to train your muscle with heavy wegihts and low reps,. I’m pretty sure that I’ll be stuck with these skinny calfs for the rest of my days.
Any bike riding will get your legs big, and i know that is true. My mums old ex bikes 50km’s a day, at a medium pace and within a couple of weeks had legs like tree trunks, now they are huge. And that is endurance riding.
Like just about any training for boxing it should be specific to the fighter, match your style and most of all you should be comfortable fighting at the weight/muscle increase.
If you made little to no progress after 1.5 years even with a course of steroids then your own diet/training sounds to be out of sync.
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If you made little to no progress after 1.5 years even with a course of steroids then your own diet/training sounds to be out of sync.
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Hi Gutshot
I should have specified that it was just my calves that didn;t seem to change.
I probably have the smallest calves in the world (I just measured them and tense they at 13 inches), I’m 5’10 and just over 11stone - my upperbody is in ok shape, but I have legs like ghandi!- maybe it’s just my genetics, but my calves just don’t seem to grow! I made very good gains on all parts of my body when I trained, especially on gear - the weight that I could lift with my calves improved, but the size of them didn’t seem to, or maybe it’s just that they are so small I didn’t see a difference! My thighs did improve.
My leg routine consisted of leg extensions, squats, leg press, calf rases (standing/seated). I’m no strong man, but I was lifting 260Kg on the leg press (6 clean reps) and squatting 110Kg, unasisted.
Calfs are hard to add bulk to from what I’ve heard.
I think its mainly because of the amount of walking you do on them, they’re built to be efficient rather than power full. So if your bad at gaining bulk on a specific muscle and it turns out to be your calf then its probably made twice as bad than if you wanted to increase the size of your bicep… 
Calves easily get big by running more and skipping on your toes. Skipping more on you toes will get them pretty big, especially doing like 15 skips on the toes on one foot then changing over and repeating.
You can also get them bigger on the toes quicker by doing power skipping, like double and triple skip, either way increase the speed you skip and the you will see the difference real soon
i had 16.5" calves when i was bodybuilding, they only grew that size when i was sitting at 17stone
your only a mere 11 stone, thats tiny in bodybuilding terms and i wouldnt expect you to have anything “big” with your current weight. More of an athletic look, but not bodybuilding…
if you want bigger calves your going to have to up the calorie intake, when you were juicing did you up your protein and carbs to create an ideal environment for muscle growth? After the cycle did you do a course or PCT and keep the calories up still, slowly tapering them down?
calves are stubborn as hell, my genetics were blessed enough to allow big legs, i so much as looked at them and they grew lol. My leg stats were 16.5" calves and 27.5" thighs
not by running more, by running faster and against more resistance.
if you just run further all you do is give them better endurance.
with a good workout program and diet you will approx gain 1 lb lean muscle a week . It depens if you want to workout to gain just mucle or u want to gain a small amount of muscle plus strenght . IF u want strenght do boxing workouts the are more explosive for muscle just do hypertrophy workout (prolly dident spell it wright :P)
Running more gives them a good shape to start to bulk them up, also a more athletic shape, also running targets your calves.
I am living proof that running long distances and skipping powerfully gives you a great calve muscle my calves are 16inches and at the moment my thighs are 22-23 inches(used to be around 25, but dont bike as much and do heavy squats). But hey dont take my word for it
thats some good size you have there, i’m trying to resist the temptation to train my legs as i’ve only just fitted back into 32" waist jeans lol, my legs wouldnt fit in them before
I’ll have to measure mine, since I started doing hill sprints and stair running my calfs have shot right up.
Hi Gunshot - I’ve always been skinny! My memory is a bit faded but I recall that I did run a 3 week PCT (novadex), from week 7 of an 8 week course (Irainian Test Ethernate (2 jabs a week) ). I used to visit muscletalk.co.uk a lot and learnt a lot from there before I ran a course. When I was on my course of I was eating between 4000 - 6000 calories a day (also adding junk food to my diet to up the calories), one day a week I’d just go mental ont he junk food (usually pizza) as much food down my throat as I could. I’d get atleast 30g of protein every 2 hours, although looking back I wish that I had mixed my proteins or taken amino acids as my main source of protein was from a single source (chicken breasts).
I know a few decent boxers who have skinny legs - they have said the same as me - no matter what/how they train their calves, they just don;t seem to grow. - I have also been told (so don;t quote me on this ), that your calves and forearms are mainly built of fast twitch fibres and these are naturally smaller that slow fibres and making them grow is a lot harder than say chest or bicept.
Since I’ve been boxing training I’ve found it impossible to keep weight on - I’ve really got into running recently and know that I wont get any decent size when I am doing this, but in a month or so I am going to try and get to do some weights just to try and get back a bit of size. I am planning to box ametuer at the start of next season and will be fighting at 65-69Kg so think that I can afford to eat a bit of crap now, just to try and pack on a few pounds.
My waist as at right now is 29inches, but i havent been running or skipping for a week and a bit, stress fractures in my foot from running on uneven road surfaces.